Overview
Delivered in partnership between The Christie Institute for Cancer Education and The University of Manchester, this postgraduate programme is designed for experienced healthcare professionals who want to deepen their expertise and advance their practice in oncology.
Rooted in evidence-based learning and shaped by world-leading clinical insight, the MSc supports you to enhance patient care, develop advanced decision-making skills and lead improvements within cancer services.
You will gain:
- A stronger understanding of cancer biology, treatments and pathways
- Enhanced confidence in clinical decision-making
- Skills to lead, educate and drive service improvements
- Opportunities to apply learning directly to your clinical role
- Access to specialist expertise through The Christie’s unique learning environment
Key information
Dates
Individual Modules can be started Jan, March, Sept, Oct
Full MSc starts Sept (full and part-time)
Duration
2-5 years
Delivery
Blended delivery. Both face to face and virtual sessions delivered.
This is not an online programme. You will need to attend some sessions in person whether studying full-time, or part-time or individual modules.
What to expect?
- A unique collaboration between a world-leading cancer centre and a Russell Group university
- Flexible study pathways designed around professional commitments
- Teaching grounded in real-world practice and the latest research
- A recognised qualification to support career progression and enhanced patient care
Who is it for?
Nurses, allied health professionals and healthcare practitioners involved in cancer care who are seeking to develop advanced or specialist roles.
How to apply
Applications are processed by The University of Manchester.
Learn more and apply on the University of Manchester website.
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